Probably the most naturalistic of Brecht's plays, Fear and Misery of the Third Reich offers a series of vignettes that allow for a glimpse into the harsh realities of life in Nazi Germany during the 1930s. Neatly woven so as to create a multi-faceted whole, the play captures the sense of paranoia, deception, fear and betrayal that came to characterize one of the most challenging periods in 20th Century European History.
| Sc.1 Old Man, Sc. 9 The Woman, Sc. 13 Gentleman from Office, Sc.18 Marie | Erin Bolens |
| Sc.2 The Woman, Sc.11 The Daughter, Sc 15 The Wife Sc.19 The First Woman | Amy Cameron |
| Sc.3 The Maidservant, Sc.10 The Boy, Sc. 11 The Mother, Sc 19 The Butcher's Wife, Sc.24 The Woman | Esmé Lowe |
| Sc.3 The Cook, Sc. 8 X, Sc 13 Woman Worker, Sc.16 Young Woman, Sc 19 The Second Woman | Lowenna Melrose |
| Sc. 6 The Usher, Sc. 8 Y, Sc.10 The Maidservant, Sc. 13 The Announcer, Sc.18 The Farmer's Wife | Katie Norris |
| Sc.6 The Maidservant, Sc.10 The Wife, Sc. 16 The Old Woman, Sc. 19 The Dairywoman | Helen Aluko |
| Sc. 1 SS Officer 1, Sc.6 Judge, Sc.13 The Old Worker Sc. 18 The farmer | Will Finlason |
| Sc. 1 SS Officer 2, Sc. 6 Inspector, Sc.13 The Worker, Sc. 16 2nd SA Man, Sc. 19 A Petit-Bourgeois | Lucas Smith |
| Sc. 2 The Man, Sc 6 The Prosecutor, Sc.15 The Man, Sc. 18 Toni | Tom Blake |
| Sc. 3 SA Man, Sc 9 The Husband, Sc. 13 The SA Man, Sc. 24 The Young Worker | Sam Coulson |
| Sc. 3 The Chauffeur, Sc.6 The Senior Judge, Sc.15 The Released Man, Sc.19 The Young Fellow | Jason Callender |
| Sc. 3 The Worker, Sc. 10 The Man, Sc. 16 1st SA Man Sc. 24 Older Worker | Joel Daffurn |
Designer: Elizabeth Wright
